Re: Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous system disorder)?

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[] Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous system

disorder)?

The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological damage

including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the nerves was

eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain waves.

Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the " parasympathetic " nervous

system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the nervous system:

the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to 'be at rest' ; and then

there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which tells you to prepare to be

active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my parasympathetic nervous system is

not functioning properly, so I am sweating rockets after minimal physical

activity. This is not fun, especially since I live in Florida.

Has anyone else had this problem?

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From

http://users.rcn.com/jkimball.ma.ultranet/BiologyPages/P/PNS.html

Parasympathetic stimulation causes

* slowing down of the heartbeat

* lowering of blood pressure

* constriction of the pupils

* increased blood flow to the skin and viscera

* peristalsis of the GI tract

In short, the parasympathetic system returns the body functions to normal

after they have been altered by sympathetic stimulation. In times of danger,

the sympathetic system prepares the body for violent activity. The

parasympathetic system reverses these changes when the danger is over.

,

Both my sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems were somewhat

resistant to manipulation and re-education by a very experienced qigong

master, but my parasympathetic much more resistant to doing its job. By my

understanding, typical of those with CFS diagnosis-easily startled at times,

easily over-stimulated with stress or excitement, easily over-stimulated by

sensory input especially multiple sensory input, but difficult job to get

the body to settle down afterward.

I have had night sweats for much of my 10 years with CFS, most often at

exactly the 4-hour mark after falling asleep (you could set a timer,

seriously), regardless of the time I actually fell asleep. Certain short

phases of the illness, that symptom was lessened or temporarily in

remission. My MDs had no clear explanation for the night sweats and my

qigong master said he was puzzled but convinced it was something to do with

my immune system.

I typically drenched my upper back and shoulders, upper chest, neck, lower

back of skull, collar and upper part of nightshirt, and right into through 2

pillowcases into pillow, although in early stages of my illness, I had a

phase where I soaked most of my clothing and a long stretch of lower sheet

and mattress pad too!

I am 51 now, but with hormones within the normal range for a woman with

continuing menstrual cycles, and no indications of daytime or night hot

flashes yet, so I can't blame the night sweats on being menopausal or

peri-menopausal.

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I HAVE!!!! I have exactly the same thing. I sweat like crazy while out in

public, in grocery stores, shopping, even just walking across the room at home.

It makes me feel like I'm going to pass out. I have to fan myself and even sit

down in the middle of a shopping aisle in order to " get a grip " before I can

continue on. It really is horrible. I wake up at night soaking wet from sweat,

then I become freezing from being wet. I can almost ring out my pajamas. It's a

vicious cycle. Please share with me how you were diagnosed with that disease,

as well as the neuropathy because I know I have that also, but I have not been

diagnosed yet. What tests did they run? Did you see a Neurologist or who?

Please share. When I shared with the neurologist that I thought I had

neuropathy, he laughed at me. He told me that there was no disease or enough

diseases to cause all of my symptoms. He refused to even order the tests that I

need. I am going to try to go through my more

sympathetic Primary Care Physician. I'm desperate here. I know what's wrong

with me because I self diagnosed myself, but all of the tests that they've run

come back normal. I need to get a proper diagnosis so they'll give me the

proper medicines that I need. Thank you so much for sharing. I hate to hear

that you're going through it also, but it's a relief to know that it's not just

me.

elvira52 <Elvira52@...> wrote:

Florida environment is very bad too many Toxic Sites # 1 and with all the

Hurricanes that makes it that much worse my Opinion for people like us GET

OUTttttttttttttttttttttttttttt Of Florida.

Opinion

Elvira

[] Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous system

disorder)?

The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological damage

including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the nerves was

eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain waves.

Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the " parasympathetic " nervous

system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the nervous system:

the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to 'be at rest' ; and then

there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which tells you to prepare to be

active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my parasympathetic nervous system is

not functioning properly, so I am sweating rockets after minimal physical

activity. This is not fun, especially since I live in Florida.

Has anyone else had this problem?

---------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

I have been fighting off the peripheral neuropathy for years, I get it

in my fingers and toes, and legs and arms even.. usually, just the

fingers and toes.. tho. And they feel cold, too often.

When the mold has been really bad, like recently, I have gotten the

sweating and shortness of breath when I do anything at all physical,

even just walk or climb stairs..

I have been taking acetyl-l-carnitine for the neuropathy, and it does

help. Ive heard its best when taken with arginine. You can find it at

a lot of health food stores. You have to take at least two grams a day

to help with the neuropathy, take it in divided doses.. More is

better. It doesnt have any toxicity..

It also has a good track record of helping with chronic fatigue.. Do a

medline search, you'll see what I mean.

HTH

On 11/12/05, Murtaugh <johnjmurtaughtoxicmold@...> wrote:

> The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological damage

including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the nerves was

eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain waves.

>

> Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the " parasympathetic " nervous

system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the nervous system:

the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to 'be at rest' ; and then

there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which tells you to prepare to be

active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my parasympathetic nervous system is

not functioning properly, so I am sweating rockets after minimal physical

activity. This is not fun, especially since I live in Florida.

>

> Has anyone else had this problem?

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi it's your friend from fla. I spoke with you last week about

Shoemaker. My huband does that sweating thing. We used to have a

construction company and we installed septic tanks. When we were

living in our camper " which we crosscontaimated " My husband would go

to work and he would have to change shirts 3 or 4 tines a day.He has

not seen a doc yet. He lost thirty pounds in one month " sweating " . I

thought this was a good thing because atleast his toxins were

getting out. I have the dreaded geno type. I hold on to mine. My

whole family of six has night sweats off and on.

Social security is sending me to a neurologist in Tallahassee and

I'm sure he is not going to know anything about mold " like the other

50 doc I went too. What test shows how mold impacts the brain. I

have major major neurological problems now. I was hoping to see

Shoemaker before Neurological Doc. but I hate to cancel with social

security. I have already been denied and this is an appeal.thanks

>

> The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now,

I am sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had

neurological damage including peripheral neuropathy in my legs,

where the coating of the nerves was eaten away, and also an abnormal

EEG, which measure brain waves.

>

> Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder:

Paradoxical Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where

the " parasympathetic " nervous system is not functioning properly.

There are two parts of the nervous system: the " symapathetic "

nervous system, which tells you to 'be at rest' ; and then there is

the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which tells you to prepare to

be active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my parasympathetic

nervous system is not functioning properly, so I am sweating rockets

after minimal physical activity. This is not fun, especially since

I live in Florida.

>

> Has anyone else had this problem?

>

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

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>

>

[Guest guest]

Angie, my night sweats are gone, but that is only because I was on prednisone (a

steroid) for about 5 months. I am not sure why we get the night sweats, but it

is common in this disease. I used to have to sleep with a beach towel

underneath me and then one on top of me so my blankets would not get soaked. I

would go from the chills to burning up.

As for my peripheral neuropathy, there are tests called an EMG and an NCS (Nerve

conduction study), where they can prick and prod your legs to see if they are

functioning properly. I was diagnosed with a peripheral motor neuropathy. I

also had my arthritis diagnosed with a bonescan, which is like an x-ray.

If your doctor doesn't think this can happen, tell him that " this disease causes

the de-myelinization of the nerves, where the myelin, which is the fatty protein

covering of the nerves, is eaten away. " You can do a blood test to check on

this, where the " aMBP " , or " antibodies to myelin basic protein " can be measured.

This shows that the mold has triggered your body to attack your own nerves.

Don't be discouraged. There are plenty of excellent physicians out there who

are willing to listen to you. Please don't stop until you find one.

Angie Fette <moldvictimsunited@...> wrote:

I HAVE!!!! I have exactly the same thing. I sweat like crazy while out in

public, in grocery stores, shopping, even just walking across the room at home.

It makes me feel like I'm going to pass out. I have to fan myself and even sit

down in the middle of a shopping aisle in order to " get a grip " before I can

continue on. It really is horrible. I wake up at night soaking wet from sweat,

then I become freezing from being wet. I can almost ring out my pajamas. It's a

vicious cycle. Please share with me how you were diagnosed with that disease,

as well as the neuropathy because I know I have that also, but I have not been

diagnosed yet. What tests did they run? Did you see a Neurologist or who?

Please share. When I shared with the neurologist that I thought I had

neuropathy, he laughed at me. He told me that there was no disease or enough

diseases to cause all of my symptoms. He refused to even order the tests that I

need. I am going to try to go through my more

sympathetic Primary Care Physician. I'm desperate here. I know what's wrong

with me because I self diagnosed myself, but all of the tests that they've run

come back normal. I need to get a proper diagnosis so they'll give me the

proper medicines that I need. Thank you so much for sharing. I hate to hear

that you're going through it also, but it's a relief to know that it's not just

me.

elvira52 <Elvira52@...> wrote:

Florida environment is very bad too many Toxic Sites # 1 and with all the

Hurricanes that makes it that much worse my Opinion for people like us GET

OUTttttttttttttttttttttttttttt Of Florida.

Opinion

Elvira

[] Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous system

disorder)?

The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological damage

including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the nerves was

eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain waves.

Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the " parasympathetic " nervous

system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the nervous system:

the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to 'be at rest' ; and then

there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which tells you to prepare to be

active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my parasympathetic nervous system is

not functioning properly, so I am sweating rockets after minimal physical

activity. This is not fun, especially since I live in Florida.

Has anyone else had this problem?

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had neuropathy, he laughed at me.Shame doctors like this I tell them I feel

sorry for their patients, go see and ear,noise throat Doctor I feel you get

better test there say nothing of what you think see what he or she tells you and

go from their my Opinion.

Elvira

[] Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous system

disorder)?

The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological damage

including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the nerves was

eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain waves.

Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the " parasympathetic " nervous

system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the nervous system:

the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to 'be at rest' ; and then

there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which tells you to prepare to be

active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my parasympathetic nervous system is

not functioning properly, so I am sweating rockets after minimal physical

activity. This is not fun, especially since I live in Florida.

Has anyone else had this problem?

---------------------------------

FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click.

[Guest guest]

> Florida environment is very bad too many Toxic Sites # 1 and with

all the Hurricanes that makes it that much worse my Opinion for people

like us GET OUTttttttttttttttttttttttttttt Of Florida.

>

I was scared to death to go to FLA, thinking that it would be a

totally moldy place, but I didn't find it to be much different from

high-desert Reno: Bad buidings and bad zones which throw out plumes

but just fine in-between. St sberg had the same type of mold

dispersion patterns that I find in any city.

I had a great time in FLA and kayaked down the Hillsborough river

amongst the crocs and turtles - and all the birds crashing through the

Spanish Moss in the woods. It was like a Tarzan movie. I really was

a bit surprised that I didn't get hammered there. I'd do it again.

-

[Guest guest]

YES, DEFINITELY, JOHN. I'M " PRETTY COMPLETELY DEMYELINATED " ON MY SPINAL

CORD. I HAVE MANYYYYYYYYY NEURO DEFICITS, BECAUSE OF THE PLACE IN WHICH I

WORKED......WHICH WAS FULL OF MEGA MOLDS!

I HOPE YOU'RE DOING BETTER!

VICTORIA

[] Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous system

disorder)?

> The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

> sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological damage

> including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the

> nerves was eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain

> waves.

>

> Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

> Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the " parasympathetic "

> nervous system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the

> nervous system: the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to 'be

> at rest' ; and then there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which

> tells you to prepare to be active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my

> parasympathetic nervous system is not functioning properly, so I am

> sweating rockets after minimal physical activity. This is not fun,

> especially since I live in Florida.

>

> Has anyone else had this problem?

>

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

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>

>

[Guest guest]

i was like that too, for a long time after onset.......i used to joke that i

needed windshield wipers for my glasses, as the sweat would POUR down my

face, into my eyes, drip down my nose, etc.......

now, its better--but i still sweat like a pig at times. i have MAJOR

peripheral neuropathy. i was diagnosed with acute " tm " or transverse

myelitis, which is DEMYELINATION / swelling/ inflammation of the spinal

cord.

victoria

[] Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous

> system disorder)?

>

>

> The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

> sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological damage

> including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the

> nerves was eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain

> waves.

>

> Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

> Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the " parasympathetic "

> nervous system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the

> nervous system: the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to 'be

> at rest' ; and then there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which

> tells you to prepare to be active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my

> parasympathetic nervous system is not functioning properly, so I am

> sweating rockets after minimal physical activity. This is not fun,

> especially since I live in Florida.

>

> Has anyone else had this problem?

>

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

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>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm just the opposite. When I became ill from the mold could no longer

perspired. I felt hot inside, like a NO swamp but my skin pores would not

sweat. Anyone know why?

Rosie

[Guest guest]

Yes, I could not sweat either, also heat disregulation- I just

supposed it was related>

> I'm just the opposite. When I became ill from the mold could no

longer

> perspired. I felt hot inside, like a NO swamp but my skin pores

would not

> sweat. Anyone know why?

>

> Rosie

>

[Guest guest]

Hi , How does that effect you? I too have been poisoned at work. They

remediated the building while we were in it. I am still sick & now have to have

a breast biopsy. They used bleach & the break down of that is dioxin which is

one of the most toxic chemicals known to man. Has anyone been through this or

been tested for this dioxin? Loni

<toria@...> wrote: YES, DEFINITELY, JOHN. I'M " PRETTY

COMPLETELY DEMYELINATED " ON MY SPINAL

CORD. I HAVE MANYYYYYYYYY NEURO DEFICITS, BECAUSE OF THE PLACE IN WHICH I

WORKED......WHICH WAS FULL OF MEGA MOLDS!

I HOPE YOU'RE DOING BETTER!

VICTORIA

[] Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous system

disorder)?

> The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

> sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological damage

> including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the

> nerves was eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain

> waves.

>

> Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

> Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the " parasympathetic "

> nervous system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the

> nervous system: the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to 'be

> at rest' ; and then there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which

> tells you to prepare to be active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my

> parasympathetic nervous system is not functioning properly, so I am

> sweating rockets after minimal physical activity. This is not fun,

> especially since I live in Florida.

>

> Has anyone else had this problem?

>

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

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>

>

[Guest guest]

it may have been peripheral neuropathy, rosie. i'm like that from my area

of demyelination down.....i ONLY sweat above my cord injury. below my level

of demyelination, i have what i call " freeze/burn " which feels alternately

like my butt & everything from there down are on fire (HOT!) or freezing.

victoria

Re: [] Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous

system disorder)?

> I'm just the opposite. When I became ill from the mold could no longer

> perspired. I felt hot inside, like a NO swamp but my skin pores would not

> sweat. Anyone know why?

>

> Rosie

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

hi loni--how has it affected me? OMG, loni--i had to relearn to walk again.

that veryyyyyyyy nearly never happened at all. i walk with a cane now. my

bladder, bowel, sexuality, my balance, & other parts of me are STILL

paralyzed to this day...yrs later. i have freeze/burn neuropathy pain from

my butt down, i have horrible rashes (only cleared with the topical use of

lamisil antifungal creams!), brain fog, headaches, & a hearing deficit, i

know.....

does that help? i hope, loni, that your breast biopsy is negative....but

please get that done ASAP! there have been lots of people from my former

place of employment who have indeed had breast cancer. i don't mean to

scare you, but PLEASE don't put that off!

God bless,

victoria

[] Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous system

> disorder)?

>

>

>> The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

>> sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological damage

>> including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the

>> nerves was eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain

>> waves.

>>

>> Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

>> Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the " parasympathetic "

>> nervous system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the

>> nervous system: the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to 'be

>> at rest' ; and then there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which

>> tells you to prepare to be active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my

>> parasympathetic nervous system is not functioning properly, so I am

>> sweating rockets after minimal physical activity. This is not fun,

>> especially since I live in Florida.

>>

>> Has anyone else had this problem?

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> ---------------------------------

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>>

>>

[Guest guest]

I seem to have nerve damage & am going to see a neuroligist. Can this

progression be stopped? Loni

<toria@...> wrote: hi loni--how has it affected me? OMG,

loni--i had to relearn to walk again.

that veryyyyyyyy nearly never happened at all. i walk with a cane now. my

bladder, bowel, sexuality, my balance, & other parts of me are STILL

paralyzed to this day...yrs later. i have freeze/burn neuropathy pain from

my butt down, i have horrible rashes (only cleared with the topical use of

lamisil antifungal creams!), brain fog, headaches, & a hearing deficit, i

know.....

does that help? i hope, loni, that your breast biopsy is negative....but

please get that done ASAP! there have been lots of people from my former

place of employment who have indeed had breast cancer. i don't mean to

scare you, but PLEASE don't put that off!

God bless,

victoria

[] Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous system

> disorder)?

>

>

>> The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

>> sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological damage

>> including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the

>> nerves was eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain

>> waves.

>>

>> Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

>> Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the " parasympathetic "

>> nervous system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the

>> nervous system: the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to 'be

>> at rest' ; and then there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which

>> tells you to prepare to be active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my

>> parasympathetic nervous system is not functioning properly, so I am

>> sweating rockets after minimal physical activity. This is not fun,

>> especially since I live in Florida.

>>

>> Has anyone else had this problem?

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> ---------------------------------

>> FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click.

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

oh yes-- & i forgot to mention, since exposure to that building, i have

raynauds now too! :>( see dr a.v. constantini's writings about fungi &

the different illnesses it causes.

victoria

Re: [] Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous

system disorder)?

>I have been fighting off the peripheral neuropathy for years, I get it

> in my fingers and toes, and legs and arms even.. usually, just the

> fingers and toes.. tho. And they feel cold, too often.

>

> When the mold has been really bad, like recently, I have gotten the

> sweating and shortness of breath when I do anything at all physical,

> even just walk or climb stairs..

>

> I have been taking acetyl-l-carnitine for the neuropathy, and it does

> help. Ive heard its best when taken with arginine. You can find it at

> a lot of health food stores. You have to take at least two grams a day

> to help with the neuropathy, take it in divided doses.. More is

> better. It doesnt have any toxicity..

>

> It also has a good track record of helping with chronic fatigue.. Do a

> medline search, you'll see what I mean.

>

> HTH

>

> On 11/12/05, Murtaugh <johnjmurtaughtoxicmold@...> wrote:

>> The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

>> sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological damage

>> including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the

>> nerves was eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain

>> waves.

>>

>> Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

>> Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the " parasympathetic "

>> nervous system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the

>> nervous system: the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to 'be

>> at rest' ; and then there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which

>> tells you to prepare to be active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my

>> parasympathetic nervous system is not functioning properly, so I am

>> sweating rockets after minimal physical activity. This is not fun,

>> especially since I live in Florida.

>>

>> Has anyone else had this problem?

>>

>>

>>

>>

>

>

>

>

>

> FAIR USE NOTICE:

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

depends on what you have, loni. my illness is supposed to have a one time

occurrence.....but, we'll see.

victoria

:>(

[] Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous

>> system

>> disorder)?

>>

>>

>>> The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

>>> sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological

>>> damage

>>> including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the

>>> nerves was eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain

>>> waves.

>>>

>>> Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

>>> Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the " parasympathetic "

>>> nervous system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the

>>> nervous system: the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to

>>> 'be

>>> at rest' ; and then there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which

>>> tells you to prepare to be active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my

>>> parasympathetic nervous system is not functioning properly, so I am

>>> sweating rockets after minimal physical activity. This is not fun,

>>> especially since I live in Florida.

>>>

>>> Has anyone else had this problem?

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>> ---------------------------------

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>>>

>>>

[Guest guest]

I also developed Raynaud's after moving here. No one in my family has it. I

assume it is

from neural damage.

> >> The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

> >> sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological damage

> >> including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the

> >> nerves was eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain

> >> waves.

> >>

> >> Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

> >> Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the " parasympathetic "

> >> nervous system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the

> >> nervous system: the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to 'be

> >> at rest' ; and then there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which

> >> tells you to prepare to be active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my

> >> parasympathetic nervous system is not functioning properly, so I am

> >> sweating rockets after minimal physical activity. This is not fun,

> >> especially since I live in Florida.

> >>

> >> Has anyone else had this problem?

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

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[Guest guest]

What so you mean a one time occurance?

<toria@...> wrote: depends on what you have, loni. my illness

is supposed to have a one time

occurrence.....but, we'll see.

victoria

:>(

[] Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous

>> system

>> disorder)?

>>

>>

>>> The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

>>> sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological

>>> damage

>>> including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the

>>> nerves was eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain

>>> waves.

>>>

>>> Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

>>> Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the " parasympathetic "

>>> nervous system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the

>>> nervous system: the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to

>>> 'be

>>> at rest' ; and then there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system, which

>>> tells you to prepare to be active. Unfortunately, a test showed that my

>>> parasympathetic nervous system is not functioning properly, so I am

>>> sweating rockets after minimal physical activity. This is not fun,

>>> especially since I live in Florida.

>>>

>>> Has anyone else had this problem?

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

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[Guest guest]

JUST THAT--ONE TIME OCCURRENCE.....SUPPOSEDLY. ITS NOT SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN

AGAIN.

V.

[] Anybody else have the sweats (from nervous

>>> system

>>> disorder)?

>>>

>>>

>>>> The worst part of this disease for me was the night sweats. Now, I am

>>>> sweating like a pig during the day. Since I have had neurological

>>>> damage

>>>> including peripheral neuropathy in my legs, where the coating of the

>>>> nerves was eaten away, and also an abnormal EEG, which measure brain

>>>> waves.

>>>>

>>>> Now it seems now I have another nervous system disorder: Paradoxical

>>>> Parasympathetic Syndrome. This is a disease where the

>>>> " parasympathetic "

>>>> nervous system is not functioning properly. There are two parts of the

>>>> nervous system: the " symapathetic " nervous system, which tells you to

>>>> 'be

>>>> at rest' ; and then there is the " parasympathetic " nervous system,

>>>> which

>>>> tells you to prepare to be active. Unfortunately, a test showed that

>>>> my

>>>> parasympathetic nervous system is not functioning properly, so I am

>>>> sweating rockets after minimal physical activity. This is not fun,

>>>> especially since I live in Florida.

>>>>

>>>> Has anyone else had this problem?

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> ---------------------------------

>>>> FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click.

>>>>

>>>>